In order to track the most recent situation the International Students Association of the Riga Stradins University in January and February 2019 conducted a survey of foreign students about hate crimes and other forms of intolerance. 169 students took part in the anonymous survey.
PROTECTING CHILDREN’S RIGHTS AND KEEPING SOCIETY SAFE: How to Strengthen Justice Systems for Children in Europe in the Counter-Terrorism Context? This publication is published in the framework of the project ‘Strengthening Juvenile Justice Systems in the counter-terrorism context: Capacity building and peer learning among stakeholders’, co-funded by the European Union’s Justice Programme (2014-2020).
CHILDREN, THE JUSTICE SYSTEM, VIOLENT EXTREMISM AND TERRORISM: An overview of law, policy and practice in six European countries Publikācija: Bērni, justīcijas sistēma, vardarbīgs ekstrēmisms un terrorisms: pārskats par likumdošanu, politiku un praksi sešās Eiropas valstīs
The leaflet provides information on family reunification for persons with refugee or alternative statuss in Latvia. The leaflet is issued in the framework of the UNHCR project "Border Monitoring and Legal Counceling for Asylum Seekers in Latvia"
The following work presents, in detail, the findings of in-depth primary and secondary research conducted over two years tracing the Lifecycle of a Hate Crime in selected EU Member States. The research was undertaken in five jurisdictions within the EU - Ireland, England and Wales, Latvia, the Czech Republic and Sweden in which contrasting approaches to the prosecution and punishment of hate crime are evident.